Sentence examples for spring heads from inspiring English sources

As spring heads migrate to the neighbourhood of one another, their demands for the available groundwater compete with each other.

Right now, as spring heads toward summer, Railsback has been drinking lighter reds.

The farther a spring head retreats, the greater the flow convergence that it generates, thereby increasing the rate of headward erosion.

(About twenty per cent of the three thousand who set out from Georgia's Springer Mountain each spring, heading to Maine, quit within the first seventy-five miles. Another sixty per cent drop out further down the line).

The original source of water, Grindleton Springs, had been identified as having a plausible source of oocysts within the watershed (cattle excreta), a plausible pathway (through the damaged spring head structure to one of the chambers), and inadequate treatment for removing oocysts (microfiltration with a pore size >40 µ); this source of water had been isolated and discharged to waste.

Meat had frozen too, and the winter had driven snipes out of the moors and up toward the spring-heads, where the earth would still be soft.

I'll do it!" And up she springs, headed for the phone.

In addition to the positive effect of legumes on voluntary intake, it is also probable that leaves of legumes are more favourable for intake than the stems and sheaths of grasses, particularly during the spring-heading period.

Arrows with diamond-shaped spring steel heads are used generally.

As the California Repuiblican Party's spring convention heads into the home stretch of the three-day weekend, it's worth pointing out just how far the organization has come in balancing the books.

Marika Spring is head of science at the National Gallery, London.